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Workshop Controller

Workshop Controller

Posted 15 February by Command Recruitment
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Workshop Controller/Senior Technician- Bury St Edmunds

  • £35k basic £40,000 OTE
  • Excellent Company Benefits
  • Brilliant work environment

Our client is a highly reputable dealer group with the support of prestige and volume franchises. They are looking for a dedicated and motivated Workshop Controller to lead their technician.

Our client would consider asenior technician who is looking to take a step into a management role.

The Role

  • The Workshop Controller is responsible for ensuring service and repairs are carried out effectively and accurately to achieve the highest possible standards for technical quality.
  • The Workshop Controller is also responsible for ensuring maximum productivity in the workshop.
  • They liaise between the Service and the Technicians to ensure that all required work is actioned effectively and efficiently, keeping the customers' expectations top of mind.
  • Driven by exceeding targets and motivating the team to succeed would be a natural skill that our Workshop Controller possesses.

Role Requirements

  • To be a success in this role, you will have Technical Knowledge and qualifications relating to vehicle maintenance.
  • Previous experience of supervising or managing Technicians
  • Computer Literate
  • Completed Required Training Courses

Your Responsibilities

  • Monitor the Progress of repairs and service and communicate to the service advisor about any delays.
  • Check capacity in the workshop based on any additional work requirements.
  • Ensure that quality checks are carried out as per company and brand guidelines.
  • Monitor and give feedback on Technicians' quality and efficiency.
  • Allocate work to Technicians.

Reference: 52143833

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